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Inbler Oregon May 14 Spectator William Alexander visited La Grande today. Alexander has placed a large cold tire shrinker in the Indian Blacksmith shop. Anderson Bros started their sawmill and A Page installed machinery. Mr. and Mrs. O C Cable host their daughter Mrs Jasper of Richland Oregon. M B church being papered. Contractor Oole doing carpenter work for Mr Ames the confectioner. Co B Renshaw and Mr King went to Elgin today. A Riggs spraying orchard. B E Shack in town assessing yesterday. James Miller shows farmers bedescence at potato prader. B F Webb leading a car of potatoes. last car. William Henry furnishing phone poles for Home Independent Telephone Co. Company plans much local improvement. The cutter at Andersons mill cut off his first finger last week. Dr Fisher treated wound. Pendleton to be big place Dr Withycombe of Oregon Agricultural College told a mass meeting Pendleton Thursday: Pendleton could reach population 56 000 but he says 100 000 if land settled and subdivided for intensified farming.
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Home Independent Telephone Company
Anderson's Mill
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Withycombe
Oregon Agricultural College
Spanking Does Not Cure Bed Wetting Says Mia Summers
A notice from Mia M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers free instructions to mothers on stopping bed wetting. The ad claims constitutional causes and says the method can help children and adults with urinary difficulties and urges writing today without sending money.
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General Election in Japan Sparks Unprecedented Excitement
In Tokio on May 16 the general election drew wild scenes unseen before. Early indications point to a Liberal victory, signaling Nippon will persist in its recent military and naval expansion policies.
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Liberal Party
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